Learn how Git turns your everyday code changes into a history you can inspect, share, and restore.
Git does not automatically save every change as part of your project history. You first make changes to your files, then use git add to select what should be included and git commit to create a permanent snapshot of those changes.
Understanding the working directory, staging area, and commit history is one of the most important Git concepts. Once you understand this flow, commands like git status, git diff, git restore, and git log become much easier to use correctly.
What you'll walk away knowing
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